Texturing in Photoshop

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More about Texturing in Photoshop

You mean 3d modeling, not programming.

by anok

3DSMax would be the standard, yes. There are many forums dedicated to this program... just google it.
You might want to play with something simplier first though, Sketch-Up is a fun one that will give you the basics of x, y, and z. I believe they have an evaulation version.
You'll also want to learn 2d apps for texturing. Nothing beats Photoshop in this regard.

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FAQ

Apply texture to an object photoshop CS5?

Hi,

( First of all sorry for the mistakes, I'm not an english speaker )
I'd need some help with Photoshop. I'd like to apply a texture to an object.
Let me explain. I have two pictures, one of a barby doll and another one of an icecream. And what i want to do is to turn the barby doll into an icecream. As if the icecream was Barby shaped.
Hope I'm making myself understand.

Hope someone can help me!
If so please be as precise as possible :).

Go to the main toolbar and select "filters" then select "texture" from there you can choose from many different textures. You can see what each texture looks like before you make your final decision by clicking "OK".

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